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The above photo illustrates the "patchy" character of street lighting in Kowloon, concarning which the K.R.A. and the Hongkong AA. are making repre sentation to the Government. It shows Nathan Road from Katherine Buildings, looking north.

Here is another picture lllustrating street-lighting defects in Kowloon. It shows. Waterloo Road looking north-west from the

railway bridge.

• The Yugkong Philharmonic Society promises a great attraction in the production of "The Pirates of Penzance," which is to begin its run at the King's Theatre on the 6th Inst. Above are-thren--scenes-taken-during-rehearsals

(Photo: Ming Yuan),

This picture shows even more strikingly the uneven character of street lighting in Kowloon. I

depicts the junction of Waterloo Road and Argyle Street, looking north-east..

Miss. Fearon on No Fear, which won the Diana Cup at the Fanling Races last Sunday. (Photo: Mee Cheung).

The Wah Yan College team which won the Hongkong

Inter-School Basketball Competition. (Photos A. Fong).".

Here are shown participants in the carnival dance held last Saturday by the Officers' Mans of

Victoria Ghol, (Photo: Mos Cheung).

Group of May Hall students, of Hongkong University, taken on the occasion of a recent, farewell party, Sitting in front row are Mestre, Wm.

Kong, C. H. Yeang, S. Bercovitch, R. R. Campbell (Warden), 5. T, Cheung, W. W. Young, W. C. Wong and P, P. Kho. (Photor A. Fong).

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